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The Unhealthiest Dish You Can Order at a Mexican Restaurant—and What to Order Instead

Keep the flavor and ditch the fat when you make a healthier version.

Why I Don’t Drink Budweiser…and Why I’m Not Alone

Budweiser has always been far more about marketing than beer. The founder of Anheuser Busch, Adolphus Busch, refused to drink his own brew, calling it “that slop” (he was German, of cou…

6 Best Fats for Losing Fat

Yes, you need to eat fat to lose fat. But not bacon and fries. Here's what needs to be on your plate.

10 Incredible Food Documentaries On Netflix

Hell’s Kitchen not exactly cutting it for you tonight? Here’s a menu of the most powerful food documentaries available to stream.

Want To Attend Happy Hour And Stay Healthy? Here Are Some Tips

Discover a few tips to make your evening drinks just a little healthier.

10 Cute Outfits That'll Help You Win Your Next Date Night

How to say “YES” to Pizza

Don’t fret, pizza lovers! You can still have your pie and eat it, too. We all know pizza is delicious, but believe it or not, it can be a surprisingly healthy snack or meal. With a little bit of cr…

Is Fruit Juice Actually Healthy?

Many people believe fruit juice is on equal nutritional footing with whole fruit. But what's the real story?

Pure fruit juice: healthy, or not?

People often avoid fruit juice due to its sugar content and low fibre, but it still contains lots of good chemicals our bodies need.

Is Fruit Juice a Healthier Alternative to Soda?

When shopping for groceries, you may assume that fruit juice is a healthier and more nutritious alternative to soda. After all, soda contains lots of added sugar, whereas fruit juice consists mostly of naturally sweetened sugar -- at least that's what many people assume. There's new evidence, however, suggesting that fruit juice is no better than soda, and drinking either of these beverages on a regular basis could take a toll on your health.According to a new study, the risk of death from…

Is It Time to Replace Fruit Juice With Whole Fruit?

It’s not breaking news that consuming too many sugar-sweetened beverages is bad for our health. Now, findings from a large cohort study involving more than 13,000 American adults ages 45 years and older suggests that drinking glassfuls of OJ may not be such a good idea either. As reported in JAMA Network Open, for each additional daily 12-ounce serving of fruit juice consumed, there was a 24% increase in the risk for all-cause mortality.

Fruit juices 'just as bad for your health as fizzy drinks', new study finds

Drinking fruit juices could increase your risk of an early death just as much as drinking coca-cola and lemonade, new research suggests.<br>A US study has found very little difference from choosing 100% fruit juices over other drinks with artificial or added sugar.<br>Those who drank a daily 350ml glass of juice had a 24% greater chance of dying during the study, compared to an 11% increase among those drinking any daily sugary soft drink.

Healthy Juice: Fruit Juices With Health Benefits

Think juice is full of sugar and a nutrition no-no? These healthy juices pack some powerful health perks (just don't guzzle them down by the gallon).

Fruit Juice. Just as Unhealthy as a Soft Drink?

Fruit juice is often perceived as healthy. That’s understandable, given that it is natural and has the word “fruit” in it. However… what many people fail to realize is that fruit juice is also loaded with sugar. In fact, fruit juice contains just...

If You’re Not Selling Vegetable Juice, You Should Be

The AIM Companies has provided world-class vegetable juice and business opportunities for over thirty-five years. We were touting the benefits of barley grass, carrot juice and beet juice back in t…

Research: Large amounts of fruit juice can increase risk of early death

If you're looking to cut back on sweetened fruit juice, experts suggest diluting it with water to cut back on sugar and still get some flavor, vitamins and minerals.

How Healthy Is Fruit Juice?

Americans seem to have fallen out of love with orange juice. But should we break up with the other ones too?

Fruit juice increases your risk of early death

Researchers from Emory and Cornell found excessive soda consumption increased the risk of early death by 11%. Excessive consumption of fruit juice increased the risk of early death by 24%.

Sugary Drinks <i>and</i> Fruit Juice May Increase Risk of Early Death

Most folks know that sugary drinks aren't healthy, but a new study finds fruit juices are not much better.

Should I still drink fruit juice?

Fruit juice’s halo has slipped recently, with some experts warning it contains as much sugar as fizzy drinks. Sue Quinn investigates whether we should be drinking it at all...